Programme: Recovery and Resilience Plan

A multi-family residential building located at 47, 49 and 51 Boris Spirov St. in the town of Veliki Preslav is better known among citizens as the "White Block". It got its name from the almost entirely white painted facade, which gives the building a characteristic appearance.
The building was built in 1985 and has not been overhauled until now. It is a 6-storey building with 33 appartments intended for residential needs and 4 objects intended for commercial and other purposes. The exterior of the block is dated and unwelcoming, with missing plaster in places exposing the concrete panels of the enclosing walls. The compromised and poorly sealing wooden joinery, combined with the absence of thermal insulation on the walls, floor and roof, are the cause of serious heat losses, respectively of significant energy consumption.
The current investment proposal aims at energy renovation of the building through the implementation of a package of activities, including:
      1. Implementation of preparatory activities
      2. Project organization and management and public procurement
      3. Information and communication about the project
      4. Development of an investment project
      5. Preparation of conformity assessment report
      6. Implementation of construction and assembly works
      7. Implementation of construction supervision
      8. Performing copyright supervision
      9. Preparation of an expert assessment by a certified energy auditor
      10. Commissioning
The main construction and assembly works will include laying thermal insulation of the enclosing elements, as well as replacing the existing wooden windows with PVC windows in accordance with the Guidelines for the requirements for the general architectural appearance of the city of Veliki Preslav. In addition, other permissible construction works prescribed in the technical passport of the building, related to the laying of waterproofing, etc., are expected to be carried out.